i think each case is unique and some plants are more prone to hermie than others
i know its a survival mechanism for the plant but any little thing we can do to discourage them is worth it
how many weeks did they go anyway?
im all about the variety and totally encourage you to salad it up!
i always have a few different strains on my tray at any given time
i like the different flavors and i think its brings a more balanced high
i have been doing a lot of things with fresh dough lately
we have a large ball of pizza dough rising right now and i am going to make some egg noodles later this afternoon
after having so much fun wiht the pizza dough mrs chicky made last weekend i thoguht wouldent it be cool to make some fresh homemade noodles too?
i went to amazon and found this pasta dough roller for like $20
i figured what the heck and am going to make my first batch today
im still working on my grind and have learned a few things like keeping things colder and working in smaller batches
we are planning on making some sliders too, and with ny strip on sale i figure thats what im goign to use
pork butt sounds awsome! do you add vinigar to your after its done?
i like the apple cider kind
man, lay some of that on bun with some pickles and im in heaven!
good luck to your packers and i cant wait to see this games this weekend
hope you have a great weekend too buddy!
Good afternoon pop_rocks.
They went about 7 weeks I think. Long enough to frost up a bit but would have done a lot of swelling if they had finished and not been seeded. I'm with you on the variety. I need to get a rotation of keepers going and keep adding variety. Once I find my favorite skunky/chemy pheno's then I'll add some nice contrasting strains like blueberry and other sweet ones.
Good work on the pizza dough. It's been too long since I've made any of that. I need to get to some bread making soon. Maybe a fresh loaf for tomorrow with the pulled pork. I have a pasta attachment for my kitchen aid mixer and have only used it once. I think my dough was too dry and it didn't want to separate into noodles much. I improvised and made the sheets into lasagna noodles and it was good. Got to get back to experimenting with pasta as well. Good luck on the pasta making.
Smaller batches is a great idea for keeping things cold while grinding meat. Ny strip sliders sounds absolutely delicious. Make sure to get some cuts with plenty of fat cap on them to keep them juicy.
When I'm doing a competition style pork butt I inject it with apple cider and apple cider vinigar. It's a bit more work but it's really juicy and the acid is a great addition for the rich smoky meat. Pickles for sure if making sandwiches and my other favorite is to serve it on tortillas with diced onion.
I've been critical of how the packers have played this year but they have been hot at the right time. The cowboys have always been a good rival and there have been many great games over the years. Not making any bets but I hope it's a good game to watch.
Enjoy the pizza, pasta and sliders and of course the games....Fiddy.